便觉得功名利禄没有多珍贵
“and never thought fame and wealth mattered much.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我自小生于郑家
“I grew up in the Zheng household”
便觉得 功名利禄 没有 多珍贵
“and never thought fame and wealth mattered much.”
本来想着来桓娥楼看看 到底是什么吸引着你
“I came to Huan'e House to see what captivated you, staying up late”
“Rank and wealth mean nothing to me compared to what draws me to you.”
In traditional elite Chinese culture, pursuing imperial rank (gongming) was the supreme duty, making its voluntary rejection a profound statement of personal devotion or spiritual awakening.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
fame, official rank, wealth, and worldly success
A classical four-character idiom frequently used to critique or dismiss worldly ambitions.
not particularly; not that much
A spoken downplaying pattern often followed by an adjective.